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Re: 2023 Miami Heat Regular Season Thread - Westbrook and Love edition 

Post#1421 » by SoFlaKingReal » Sat Mar 4, 2023 3:50 pm

IceColdCubano wrote:Something people arent bringing up about stars asking to come here is this. These guys have agents and experts that give them advice on what teams could benefit them. Now think rationally and unbiased, about what an NBA agent would tell you about going to the Miami Heat as it pertains to the GM ability to build a competative team. Do they have tradeable assets that can be used to make trades to help the team. Do they have draft capital to attached additionally to make solids reinforcements if needed. Do they have quality pieces already there from the 5-9 man that will help build a solid foundation.



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Post#1422 » by 3ammy3uck3ts » Sat Mar 4, 2023 3:55 pm

IceColdCubano wrote:Something people arent bringing up about stars asking to come here is this. These guys have agents and experts that give them advice on what teams could benefit them. Now think rationally and unbiased, about what an NBA agent would tell you about going to the Miami Heat as it pertains to the GM ability to build a competative team. Do they have tradeable assets that can be used to make trades to help the team. Do they have draft capital to attached additionally to make solids reinforcements if needed. Do they have quality pieces already there from the 5-9 man that will help build a solid foundation.


You get an elite all star level scoring talent with Jimmy and Bam and the rest will work itself out. Guys will want to team up with them and we’ll build a good roster
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Post#1425 » by IceColdCubano » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:18 pm

3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
IceColdCubano wrote:Something people arent bringing up about stars asking to come here is this. These guys have agents and experts that give them advice on what teams could benefit them. Now think rationally and unbiased, about what an NBA agent would tell you about going to the Miami Heat as it pertains to the GM ability to build a competative team. Do they have tradeable assets that can be used to make trades to help the team. Do they have draft capital to attached additionally to make solids reinforcements if needed. Do they have quality pieces already there from the 5-9 man that will help build a solid foundation.


You get an elite all star level scoring talent with Jimmy and Bam and the rest will work itself out. Guys will want to team up with them and we’ll build a good roster


So you don't believe the status of our current team and its assets matters at all. So Jimmy and Bam Is all it takes to get big time players here? And how has that worked out so far by the way? I Havent seen a single big time allstar make its way here yet. The only one actually naming us was Durant in the offseason, once our season actually took off and he saw our disaster of a season he decided that Phoenix was the worthier of the two, didnt even look our way.
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Post#1426 » by 3ammy3uck3ts » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:24 pm

IceColdCubano wrote:
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IceColdCubano wrote:Something people arent bringing up about stars asking to come here is this. These guys have agents and experts that give them advice on what teams could benefit them. Now think rationally and unbiased, about what an NBA agent would tell you about going to the Miami Heat as it pertains to the GM ability to build a competative team. Do they have tradeable assets that can be used to make trades to help the team. Do they have draft capital to attached additionally to make solids reinforcements if needed. Do they have quality pieces already there from the 5-9 man that will help build a solid foundation.


You get an elite all star level scoring talent with Jimmy and Bam and the rest will work itself out. Guys will want to team up with them and we’ll build a good roster


So you don't believe the status of our current team and its assets matters at all. So Jimmy and Bam Is all it takes to get big time players here? And how has that worked out so far by the way? I Havent seen a single big time allstar make its way here yet. The only one actually naming us was Durant in the offseason, once our season actually took off and he saw our disaster of a season he decided that Phoenix was the worthier of the two, didnt even look our way.



KD has interst being here, Mitchell wanted to be here, Kyrie had interest, hell according to you we already had a deal in place to land Bradley Beal last summer until KD announced he wanted out, or was that just BS? We’ve had guys that wanted to be here, KD wanted Phoenix more, FO wasn’t willing to go all in for Mitchell because they thought he wasn’t much better than Herro would be (Lmfao!!!) and Kyrie was antivax so Micky wasn’t having it.

Elite players would love to play with Jimmy and Bam and that’s why KD demanded they be here if he came. Keep on losing and we’re going to have a damn good draft pick to throw in these scenarios, a star saying they want Miami will work wonders too
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Post#1427 » by ShulaDon92 » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:32 pm

IceColdCubano wrote:
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
IceColdCubano wrote:Something people arent bringing up about stars asking to come here is this. These guys have agents and experts that give them advice on what teams could benefit them. Now think rationally and unbiased, about what an NBA agent would tell you about going to the Miami Heat as it pertains to the GM ability to build a competative team. Do they have tradeable assets that can be used to make trades to help the team. Do they have draft capital to attached additionally to make solids reinforcements if needed. Do they have quality pieces already there from the 5-9 man that will help build a solid foundation.


You get an elite all star level scoring talent with Jimmy and Bam and the rest will work itself out. Guys will want to team up with them and we’ll build a good roster


So you don't believe the status of our current team and its assets matters at all. So Jimmy and Bam Is all it takes to get big time players here? And how has that worked out so far by the way? I Havent seen a single big time allstar make its way here yet. The only one actually naming us was Durant in the offseason, once our season actually took off and he saw our disaster of a season he decided that Phoenix was the worthier of the two, didnt even look our way.


Eastern conference team wouldn't trade to us.
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Post#1428 » by IceColdCubano » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:36 pm

3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
IceColdCubano wrote:
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
You get an elite all star level scoring talent with Jimmy and Bam and the rest will work itself out. Guys will want to team up with them and we’ll build a good roster


So you don't believe the status of our current team and its assets matters at all. So Jimmy and Bam Is all it takes to get big time players here? And how has that worked out so far by the way? I Havent seen a single big time allstar make its way here yet. The only one actually naming us was Durant in the offseason, once our season actually took off and he saw our disaster of a season he decided that Phoenix was the worthier of the two, didnt even look our way.



KD has interst being here, Mitchell wanted to be here, Kyrie had interest, hell according to you we already had a deal in place to land Bradley Beal last summer until KD announced he wanted out, or was that just BS? We’ve had guys that wanted to be here, KD wanted Phoenix more, FO wasn’t willing to go all in for Mitchell because they thought he wasn’t much better than Herro would be (Lmfao!!!) and Kyrie was antivax so Micky wasn’t having it.

Elite players would love to play with Jimmy and Bam and that’s why KD demanded they be here if he came. Keep on losing and we’re going to have a damn good draft pick to throw in these scenarios, a star saying they want Miami will work wonders too


I feel what your saying, but I also feel like were being used all the time its a big difference between wanting to come here, mentioning our team by name and actually doing it.
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Post#1429 » by MettaWorldPanda » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:37 pm

This whole notion of not going all in on Mitchell is a bit far fetched IMO. Even if the front office thought Herro was on a level playing field with Mitchell is doesn't mean the Utah Jazz shared the same opinions of Herro or our ancillary assets. Mitchell to the Heat IMO was always considered a pipe dream the moment I realized who was heading the front office in Utah in Danny Ainge. At the time Herro was only making 5.7 million and was due his large extension. Our offer was probably last on the list for Utah especially considering the attachments had to be Duncan and Lowry. We also had to jump through some hoops to free up draft capital which till this day has not happened so apparently it was a bit easier said then done.
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Post#1430 » by MettaWorldPanda » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:39 pm

IceColdCubano wrote:
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
IceColdCubano wrote:
So you don't believe the status of our current team and its assets matters at all. So Jimmy and Bam Is all it takes to get big time players here? And how has that worked out so far by the way? I Havent seen a single big time allstar make its way here yet. The only one actually naming us was Durant in the offseason, once our season actually took off and he saw our disaster of a season he decided that Phoenix was the worthier of the two, didnt even look our way.



KD has interst being here, Mitchell wanted to be here, Kyrie had interest, hell according to you we already had a deal in place to land Bradley Beal last summer until KD announced he wanted out, or was that just BS? We’ve had guys that wanted to be here, KD wanted Phoenix more, FO wasn’t willing to go all in for Mitchell because they thought he wasn’t much better than Herro would be (Lmfao!!!) and Kyrie was antivax so Micky wasn’t having it.

Elite players would love to play with Jimmy and Bam and that’s why KD demanded they be here if he came. Keep on losing and we’re going to have a damn good draft pick to throw in these scenarios, a star saying they want Miami will work wonders too


I feel what your saying, but I also feel like were being used all the time its a big difference between wanting to come here, mentioning our team by name and actually doing it.

I agree on us being used. All you really had to do was take a step back and see what the other teams were getting on our behalf and just simply act as the opposing GM. I liked the Cavs offer for Mitchell alot alot more then any possibly offer we could have given. Step back and be really objective
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Post#1431 » by Beenie » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:40 pm

3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
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3ammy3uck3ts wrote:Let it be known to the doubters over a tough little stretch who want to dump Bam and rebuild around a 34 year old, although elite Jimmy Butler who is top 10 in the league when he wants to be.

Bam was better at 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, and now 25. I don’t see that changing


Bam will never be as good as prime Jimmy butler

Pipe dream that he will one day be a franchise player.

At best, Bam is the Robin to a team’s Batman.

Contrary to some fans belief, he’s not even there quite yet.


You have literally no clue, dudes an all star and still has the most room to grow on the team.

Regardless, what I stated is true.

You all will start listening to me on Bam soon enough.


I have 6 years of context to base this on and there are no signs that he has the mental make up nor the natural ability to become the the type of player you seem to think he’s destined to be.

What you are hoping and propagandizing for is that Bam will take a leap both in terms of his mentality and with his skills in the second half of his career to become a franchise level player.

Examples of this type of player are very few.

You should at least admit that much as it would serve as a disclaimer to all of the non stop hyping up of Bam
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Post#1432 » by MettaWorldPanda » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:43 pm

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IceColdCubano wrote:
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
You get an elite all star level scoring talent with Jimmy and Bam and the rest will work itself out. Guys will want to team up with them and we’ll build a good roster


So you don't believe the status of our current team and its assets matters at all. So Jimmy and Bam Is all it takes to get big time players here? And how has that worked out so far by the way? I Havent seen a single big time allstar make its way here yet. The only one actually naming us was Durant in the offseason, once our season actually took off and he saw our disaster of a season he decided that Phoenix was the worthier of the two, didnt even look our way.


Eastern conference team wouldn't trade to us.

This is another factor that Heat don't have many friends around the league that want to take on our garbage and gift wrap us there star players. Just not happening anymore unless we vastly over pay. Just take a step back and look at the Knicks and they have a war chest of over 10 1st round picks to make a deal. Where here talking about giving up Max Strus to OKC to try and free up a pick. We need to start looking at players that we can actually afford
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Post#1433 » by MettaWorldPanda » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:47 pm

Beenie wrote:
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
Beenie wrote:
Bam will never be as good as prime Jimmy butler

Pipe dream that he will one day be a franchise player.

At best, Bam is the Robin to a team’s Batman.

Contrary to some fans belief, he’s not even there quite yet.


You have literally no clue, dudes an all star and still has the most room to grow on the team.

Regardless, what I stated is true.

You all will start listening to me on Bam soon enough.


I have 6 years of context to base this on and there are no signs that he has the mental make up nor the natural ability to become the the type of player you seem to think he’s destined to be.

What you are hoping and propagandizing for is that Bam will take a leap both in terms of his mentality and with his skills in the second half of his career to become a franchise level player.

Examples of this type of player are very few.

You should at least admit that much as it would serve as a disclaimer to all of the non stop hyping up of Bam

You both deserve to have your polarizing opinions on Bam. Do I think Bam is a mega star IMO? Probably not but he's also a player who's going to be key contributor on any championship team considering his all around game. I think the FO has to do a much better job on building a proper team. As it stands now we are currently wasting close to 50 million on dead weight between Lowry and Duncan. It's really hard to overcome that in today's salary capped and heavily luxury taxed penalty NBA.
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Post#1434 » by 3ammy3uck3ts » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:48 pm

Beenie wrote:
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
Beenie wrote:
Bam will never be as good as prime Jimmy butler

Pipe dream that he will one day be a franchise player.

At best, Bam is the Robin to a team’s Batman.

Contrary to some fans belief, he’s not even there quite yet.


You have literally no clue, dudes an all star and still has the most room to grow on the team.

Regardless, what I stated is true.

You all will start listening to me on Bam soon enough.


I have 6 years of context to base this on and there are no signs that he has the mental make up nor the natural ability to become the the type of player you seem to think he’s destined to be.

What you are hoping and propagandizing for is that Bam will take a leap both in terms of his mentality and with his skills in the second half of his career to become a franchise level player.

Examples of this type of player are very few.

You should at least admit that much as it would serve as a disclaimer to all of the non stop hyping up of Bam


You have 6 years of context of Bam being a much better player at that age than Jimmy was and 6 years of data that shows he’s improved every season of his career.

You all can talk about mentality all you want, you aren’t as elite of a defender as Bam is without a dog mentality and it’s just that Simple. This mentality that Jimmy has over Bam has only accounted for .8 PPG more than Bam this year and that’s after a little cold streak.

You all act like I’m hyping Bam up as a KD level scorer or something lol he’s a guy that at his peak might be able to give you 25-11-4 as a baseline statistic with best in the world level defense, or in simple terms, top 10 player in the world potential. He will never be the first option scoring wise on a championship team but he can fit damn sure be a 2nd or 3rd and when you factor that in with good playmaking and elite defense that’s a damn good player.

Where was this talk the last time we played the Knicks when Jimmy had 10 and Bam had 32? It’s game by game knee jerk reactions
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Post#1435 » by 3ammy3uck3ts » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:52 pm

MettaWorldPanda wrote:
Beenie wrote:
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
You have literally no clue, dudes an all star and still has the most room to grow on the team.

Regardless, what I stated is true.

You all will start listening to me on Bam soon enough.


I have 6 years of context to base this on and there are no signs that he has the mental make up nor the natural ability to become the the type of player you seem to think he’s destined to be.

What you are hoping and propagandizing for is that Bam will take a leap both in terms of his mentality and with his skills in the second half of his career to become a franchise level player.

Examples of this type of player are very few.

You should at least admit that much as it would serve as a disclaimer to all of the non stop hyping up of Bam

You both deserve to have your polarizing opinions on Bam. Do I think Bam is a mega star IMO? Probably not but he's also a player who's going to be key contributor on any championship team considering his all around game. I think the FO has to do a much better job on building a proper team. As it stands now we are currently wasting close to 50 million on dead weight between Lowry and Duncan. It's really hard to overcome that in today's salary capped and heavily luxury taxed penalty NBA.


He has top 10 potential at his peak, will he ever be the top scoring option on a championship team? Probably not but you get that top option and Bam will be a major factor in ensuring you win a championship. Hell, we’ve already almost done it twice and he’s still improving and that’s with Jimmy who people say can’t be the top option (wrongfully so).

I just think it’s funny everything always comes back to bam needing to do more, people don’t want to open their eyes and see this man does damn near everything on both sides of the ball and is always available to play.

It’s just a damn shame we can’t get behind him and support him but PPG rules the world
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Post#1436 » by MiamiLoyal926 » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:53 pm

Beenie wrote:
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
Beenie wrote:
Bam will never be as good as prime Jimmy butler

Pipe dream that he will one day be a franchise player.

At best, Bam is the Robin to a team’s Batman.

Contrary to some fans belief, he’s not even there quite yet.


You have literally no clue, dudes an all star and still has the most room to grow on the team.

Regardless, what I stated is true.

You all will start listening to me on Bam soon enough.


I have 6 years of context to base this on and there are no signs that he has the mental make up nor the natural ability to become the the type of player you seem to think he’s destined to be.

What you are hoping and propagandizing for is that Bam will take a leap both in terms of his mentality and with his skills in the second half of his career to become a franchise level player.

Examples of this type of player are very few.

You should at least admit that much as it would serve as a disclaimer to all of the non stop hyping up of Bam


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Well said Beenie

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Post#1437 » by MettaWorldPanda » Sat Mar 4, 2023 4:57 pm

Kuzma, 27, appears to have just entered his prime, this year averaging a career-high 21.3 points, 7.6 rebounds and 4.0 assists (also a career-best) while shooting 45.3% from the field and 33.2% from three. Adding to his value is his approach to the game, as a willing defender and passer.

The Wizards traded for an ascending player when they acquired Kuzma in 2021 from the Lakers. He has also found a comfortable place to continue his NBA development. Not only has he continued to improve, but he is also playing with both his childhood best friend, Monte Morris, and college teammate, Delon Wright.

Giving Kuzma a substantial raise would not be done in a vacuum. The Wizards will have to manage what could be a very expensive roster with Beal already set to make $46.7 million next season in the second year of his supermax deal and Kristaps Porzingis also potentially in line for a raise. Porzingis, like Kuzma, has a player option for 2023-24, his at $36 million.

Even if Porzingis doesn't opt out, the Wizards could owe three players over $100 million combined, leaving little room under what is projected to be a $134 million salary cap.

"I think keeping Kyle, we made it clear that that's a priority for us in the offseason. Assuming Kristaps were to opt out, he's a priority for us this offseason. That's his decision and we'll address it when we're notified," Sheppard said.




This right here is why I think we have a great chance at getting Kristaps Porzingis this offseason. His agent Jeff Schwartz can broker a deal between the Wiz and Heat that gets the Wiz some compensation with the notion that there's no way they are going to be able to afford him the following year. Wiz might as well get a matching contract which is going to be difficult to find like Lowry's that's expiring and get a pick along with it. It's possible that the Heat can get creative with extension terms with him as well alleviating some cap.
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Post#1438 » by al bondiga » Sat Mar 4, 2023 5:04 pm

pat... Although You might not be running things anymore, It seems like you are ...And you know that looks are very important when it comes to the NBA... This Heat team Looks like a Play in a team That could get lucky... So don't get discouraged and Get us something good for next season , So we can have some Real hopes... Because no old man wants to go out like a flopper, especially when he has been an absolute winner
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Post#1439 » by 3ammy3uck3ts » Sat Mar 4, 2023 5:08 pm

MettaWorldPanda wrote:Kuzma, 27, appears to have just entered his prime, this year averaging a career-high 21.3 points, 7.6 rebounds and 4.0 assists (also a career-best) while shooting 45.3% from the field and 33.2% from three. Adding to his value is his approach to the game, as a willing defender and passer.

The Wizards traded for an ascending player when they acquired Kuzma in 2021 from the Lakers. He has also found a comfortable place to continue his NBA development. Not only has he continued to improve, but he is also playing with both his childhood best friend, Monte Morris, and college teammate, Delon Wright.

Giving Kuzma a substantial raise would not be done in a vacuum. The Wizards will have to manage what could be a very expensive roster with Beal already set to make $46.7 million next season in the second year of his supermax deal and Kristaps Porzingis also potentially in line for a raise. Porzingis, like Kuzma, has a player option for 2023-24, his at $36 million.

Even if Porzingis doesn't opt out, the Wizards could owe three players over $100 million combined, leaving little room under what is projected to be a $134 million salary cap.

"I think keeping Kyle, we made it clear that that's a priority for us in the offseason. Assuming Kristaps were to opt out, he's a priority for us this offseason. That's his decision and we'll address it when we're notified," Sheppard said.




This right here is why I think we have a great chance at getting Kristaps Porzingis this offseason. His agent Jeff Schwartz can broker a deal between the Wiz and Heat that gets the Wiz some compensation with the notion that there's no way they are going to be able to afford him the following year. Wiz might as well get a matching contract which is going to be difficult to find like Lowry's that's expiring and get a pick along with it. It's possible that the Heat can get creative with extension terms with him as well alleviating some cap.


Wait you mean to tell me players improve even when they’re 27?! There’s no way that’s true, they’re done developing at 22
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Post#1440 » by 3ammy3uck3ts » Sat Mar 4, 2023 5:13 pm

KP would be a great addition, we don’t have to swing for the fences, we just need consistent players that can shoot and add scoring next to our all star and Jimmy. KP and 3 reliable 3 and D role players should put us over the top if we want to go all in
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